Although her real name is never revealed, Curley’s wife can be described as, provocative, and flirtatious at times, but she does have a soft side, and a complete opposite at times. This is present when she lashes out at the group, or when she opens up to others, respectively.
Most of the guys have gone into town in search for the best liquor, meanwhile Candy, Crooks, and Lennie stay behind. They’re all in the barn shifting from one conversation to …show more content…
Most likely to blow their stakes on hookers and liquor unfortunately. Lennie is alone in the barn, unsurprisingly attempting to cover a dead puppy he “over pet.” Curley’s wife quietly walks in and Lennie squirms away stating “I ain’t supposed to talk to you.” (82) Curley’s wife responds with “Why can’t I talk to you [Lennie]? I get awful lonely, I never get to talk to anyone...you [Lennie] can talk to other people, but I can’t talk to nobody except Curley. Else he get’s mad.” (87) Lennie finally lets her in, and surprisingly she opens up to Lennie about her musical past, and how she wanted to become an actress and a dancer, but she chose to marry Curley, and live on the ranch. Curley’s wife is affected by loneliness because she’s having a change of heart, and opening herself up to someone, which does not describe her general personality in any way. Her behavior changes from cold and rude, to warm and kind in a matter of